Matthew McConaughey's shift into dramatic, increasingly-haggard roles continues post-Dallas Buyers Club with True Detective, HBO's new anthology series that, for its first chapter, casts McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as [true] detectives in a 17-year battle against a Louisiana serial killer. Jane Eyre and Sin Nombre's Cary Fukunaga stylishly directs the eight-episode run, and as we've already seen with the first trailer, it looks pret-ty good. Here's another preview to reaffirm that, yes, a Matthew McConaughey-Woody Harelson series is, somehow, both really promising and not a stoner buddy comedy.

\n\nMatthew McConaughey's shift into dramatic, increasingly-haggard roles continues post-Dallas Buyers Club with True Detective, HBO's new anthology series that, for its first chapter, casts McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as [true] detectives in a 17-year battle against a Louisiana serial killer. Jane Eyre and Sin Nombre's Cary Fukunaga stylishly directs the eight-episode run, and as we've already seen with the first trailer, it looks pret-ty good. Here's another preview to reaffirm that, yes, a Matthew McConaughey-Woody Harelson series is, somehow, both really promising and not a stoner buddy comedy.